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Children,s Hospital.

THE ANNUAL MEETING-ELECrION OF OFFICERS, ETC.
The annual meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the Childrens Hospital OF the District OF Columbia
was held last evening, for the election OF officers,
reception OF reports, etc.
The several reports showed the institution to be
In fiourishing condition, but In need OF more gen.
erous pecuniary AID from the public, owing to the
facts that the number OF inmates and treated
last year was considerably greater than In any
previous year. and Is constantly increasing, and
that free dlspensary has been established at the
corner OF Maryland avenue and Az street south
west, and In order also that the usefulness OF the
hospital NAV be still further increased.
The following named officers were elected: Pres
ideIt, NJ. W. Gait: Zee President, +. b. MCGUIRE;
Secretary Blair Lee; Treasurer, W. S. Thompson
the last two being reflections. Under the action
OF the cOrporators at their annual meeting, held
last Monday evening, making women eligible
thereto. Mrs. VI. A. i. Kennedy was elected a
member OF the BOARD Of directors 10 fill the vacancy
therein caused by the death or ;. V. Niles.
The executive committee for the ensuing year Is
as follows: NJ W. Gait (by virtue OF his Office as
presidenr, Drs. Garnett and LOyejoy, K Ross Per-
ry, and Mrs. Kennedy.
During the evening touching and eloquent
memorial tribute TO MIR. y. V. Miles, for fifteen
years president OF the hospital was read by DR..
Garrett, as chairman OF the committee charged
with the duty or It's preparation, and steps were
also taken for the giving OF the annual charity
ball In aid OF thu funds or the hospital later on In
the season, at date TO be fixed hereafter.
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs one yard and half
wide pure silk and wool. very cheap at 81 reduced
C0LORED SILK yELyETa 81. reduced to SOC.
NEW STYLE HANDSOME DRESS GOODS one
yard and half wide. pure WOOL cheap at 81 reduced
ASTRAKAN CLOTH, splendid quality, e.
BROADCLOTH for Ladies' Suits, pure wool, one
yard and half wide, $1.12x.
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE near 9TH st.
DON'T FAIL to ask for your handsome present il
you buy 80 or over. or $40 or Towels, Napkins
Table Linen, Handsome Bridal Quilts and Elegant
Corsets presented to our cash customers.
DOUBLE White Blankets, slightly soiled, S1.95,
HANIsJM Plaid Black Silk Velvet, cheap at 81. SO,
reduced to CSC
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size. ex.
ira heavy excellent quality, cheap at 3d. reduced to
TRIC0 CLOTH. pure wool. wide double width. cash
valne QUO, reduced to 37Hc.
Finest Quality FRENCH SERGE, all pure fine wool
wide double width, all colors great bargain at 5Oc
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, 12 yards for g.
LARGE Size Wool Lap Robes, 3345
styles, at $3.50.
PIANO COVERS. handsomely embroidered az. rs
ROYAL SERGE, wide double fold. IL yards for go
de ' - w.
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WHISKY IN CANDY.
Temperance Women Agitated over the
sale Of ROck-and.Rye Drops % Chill.
dPem.

Women in East Washington who are interested
In the temperance cause, and who have taken an
active part in the night now going on against the
saloon-keepers are agitated over what they think
Is an evil almost equal II not greater than the
business carried on by the salOon-keepers. II Is
the sale OF candy drops favored with brandy or
whisky, some OF them being called rOck-and-rye
drops They are made In the usual size OF the
large lemon drops and are sold for penny each.
Some of them are strongly Favored, and 1t is said
by the temperance women will intoxicate children
II they eat several OF them. One OF the temper
ance women told a STAR reporter last night that a
child Of one OF her neighbors had been stupened
from eating these candy drops and smoking dga-
rettes, In the neighborhood OF the Peabody school
she said there was q small store patr0niZed by the
children and kept by a woman, who sells all sorts
OF notions, candies, cigars, cigarettes and also
tnese rock,and,rye drops which the lazy haG no
store she said was patronized by the neighbors,
who made many small purchases, until few days
learned that the stupid condition OF her child was
caused by eating these drops, which he purchased
from the store referred TO. The mother OF the
child visited the prOpr1etreSs and told her how
this candy had affected her child and requested
her TO discontinue its sale This however, she re-
fused TO do. The woman keeping the store told
STAR reporter that the occurrence spoken Of above
happened many weeks ago, and that she had since
stopped selling the rock and-rye drops because
there was no profit In them She laughed at the
idea that they were dangerous or would make
drunkards Of small boys. They were good, she
said To cure colds and she knew temperance people
who used them for that purpose. She said that she
understood there was no liquor in them, but that
they were Favored with the same ingredients used
sometimes TO flavor whisky with.
WHAT PROSECUTING ATTORNEY PADGErT SAYS.
This morning, when a STAR reporter called the
attention OF Prosecuting-At Padgett to the
matter, he said that such case had never been
presented TO him for consideration, but that II 1t
should be, with the proof that there was some In
toxicatng liquor In the candy, he would certainly
present the matter TO the court and get a ruling
The persons who sell such candy certainly pay no
liquor license. and he therefore did not think they
had right to sell the drops He thought the
case would be good one to present TO the court.
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Sl5 OyERCoArs; they are handSOmely-ltn
throughout with satin Eiseman Bros, manufac
turers, cor. 7th and SITS.
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Phillips, Digestiblc Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress- 60
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u Id. Ward" prints 4Oc per 10.
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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When the late DR.. BOgert Of this city
died few years ago, he left as legacy to hts
family cough syrup bearing his name, "BOgert's
mented, as he says, for twenty years, until finally
he became satisfied that he hal reached the very
production OF this great remedy without the use Of
poisonS or narcotics OF any kind that 1t may be
given to child week old with absolute
safety. Can this be sad OF any OF the other
cough syrups OF the day that live by advertising
pulls only, having no merit whatever? Surely not
as nine-tenths OF them contain poison In some
form or other; not so with BOgerts Cough Syrup 1t
being purely vegetable compound that not only
relieves quickly but positively cures coughs, colds
whooping cough, hoarseneSs and all throat trou-
oes when everything else fails II Is sold by every
druggist In this city at 25c bottle or six bottles
for $l.25. eO4C
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sewing Machines for Holiday Pres
assortment; all the leading makes. Send in your
order early to avoid the rush. Any kind sent on
trial free. c. Auerbach, 18th and II. Telephone
1922
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NOTHING KNOWN HERE OF THEIR PROPOSED REMOVAL
TO RICHMOND.
press dispatch sent from Richmond last night
said a telegram received there yesterday afternoon
shortly before 3 O'Clock from New York announced
that the Richmond and Danville officers there,
who are high in authority, had determined to re-
move all the Richmond and Danville Offices now in
Washington back to the city OF Richmond where
they were formerly located The general manager
OF the Richmond and Danville road, whose Once
is in this city, informed STAR reporter this morn
ing that II such action had been taken he would
De duly notified but, so far, he had heard nothing
Of any such action,
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I'M FoKrKArrs. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava.

aPPLEToSs American CyclOpedia for a Christ
mas present Is the most useful you can make your
family.
Address Box 1"a, star Office. for the best terms
ever offered 10 obtain this great library OF refer
ence.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

Publications. fpr the % hours commencing NJ y. m.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland, and Viz
ginil slightly warmer, fair weather, preceded In
southeast portion OF Virginia by colder, light TO
fresh winds becoming nOrtheasteriy.
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Specials for Tomorrow
AT the Manufacturing Establishment, 9lS It'll st.
d. W.
Is doz. nurse aprons. just completed, worth CSC.
at lie.
SOC. cOrSets at pc.
soc. corsetS at 4Oc.
soc. gents undershirts at 4Oc
&C gents unoershirts, heavy cashmere merino,
at 42c
soc. gents heavy bleached Canton-nannel draw
ers at 33c.
Another case OF children's ribbed hose full reg
ular made, at 12Ec.; worth 25c.
An immense assortment Of silk handkerchiefs at
soc. on the $l.OO.
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District Government Affairs.


The District Commissioners have received from
Philadelphia a set OF plans of the floating free
baths In operation in that city. The plans are
for a bath house about 80 feet wide and 81 feet
long. 1oated by six scows "a feet long by feet
wide. The house has an oak flooring for the pool
with scuppers at the side for the admission OF
water. When wanted at a certain locality IL can
be lowed there and moOred and the boxes filled
with stone until sunk 10 the proper level A
pool into two parts, one being 2 feet deep TO one
end and feet deep at the other end. The other
3 feet . inches deep at one end and feet deep at
the other, the pool Is - feet wide the rest OF
the space on either side being taken up with a
board walk, on which front closets feet wide by
about deep. In each OF these closets are four
clothes hooks and a seat locker.
THE BRosNAN LICENSE CASE
Lawyer II. B. Moulton had a conference yeSter-
day with Commissioner Webb In reference to the
BrOsnan license case. Mr.. Webb promised to sub
nit the matter TO the district attorney for consid
Grafton
CANNOT ACCEPT THE OFFER
The Commissioners have declined to accept Mr..
George TruesdellS proposal 10 NIL KalOraIna and
grade with material removed from Columbia road,
for the sum OF 10 cents per cubic yard, payable
from the appropriation for Milling streets below
grade The Commissioners after careful considera-
ton decided that the language OF the law is such
as 10 connne It's application TO city streets only
and not 10 include suburban highways
CUTS IN CONCRETE PAYMENTS
Capt Eugene Griffin, OF the engineer department,
has directed the attention Of Contractor Ii. L.
Crawford to the habit OF making the cuts in the
concrete pavements where repairs are necessary,
ana leaving them open for several days before NIL
ing In. He also directed Major Crawford TO attend
70 the cuts made by the electric light companies
before making other repairs.
BUILDING PERMIT
was given s. T. and v. de NJ Emory to-day to erect
a handsome three-story dwelling, with pressed
brick front, TO cost 10000 The building Will be
erected on street, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, No. l716.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwfsle as follows
G. NJ Koening, TO erect brick dwelling and store
No. 2OlO p street northwest; A,2OO. b. N. Sey.
mour, toerect brick dwelling, No. sO4 1 street
northeast; 5000. K. j. Hannah, to erect -four
brick dwellings, Nos 1719 to IT'S street north
west; $4,000 Mrs. c. II. Carpenter, to erect brick
dwelling In alley; $500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Y. S. Electric Lighting Co has been directed
TO remove the poles upon which the electric light
wires were conveyed to the Pension Building along
q street northwest, for which temporary permis
sion was granted August last.
William II. Ferguson has been appointed al
additional private policeman for service at The
Baltimore and Potomac depot.
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Transfers of Real Esaase.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
A. g. Draper to Della Chapel parts and 4, so.
80; $500. Della Chapel TO A. G. Draper, same
property; $500. Thos. G. Loockerman to Jonathan
II. Gray, pt 13, SO. sol; s., 900. L w. Clark to W.
II. Barstow, pit. WOodley: 1000. c. Brunger to
ChaS Specht, pit. 25 50. 615; $50.
THE MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATIoN.-At a
meeting OF the Maryland Democratic Association
last night, B. r. Guy presiding speeches were
made by COL Switzler, of the bureau OF statistics
and Raymond Birch: resolution was adopted
heartily endorsing the message Of the President.
Count Greppi, the Italian ambassador at St.
Petersburg, has been recalled.
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HOLIDAY JEwELRy. 20 per cent discount TIL
18th. LADs0S's Jewelry store, ABB 9TH street.
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l.Oyely!

See Our Fine Fancy Leather Goods
Quality unsurpassed and prices low.
cog TOPHAMs, 1871 POnnnSylvania avenue.
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GRxAr MARX .Dows In PR1cxs.
Do You NEED An OvrnooAr,

You viii hnd SPRANsY'S stock of Overcoats
varied. superb. beautiful goods. artistic styles,
novel fabrics. handsome and Ans. Durable
Nsltons wear resisting Beavers, beautiful and
rich Elysisns Wide Vale Diagonal. Brown and
s0ray CorkscrewA French Montasnacs. plain or
silk hning; al colors and shades fashionable;
Light medium. or heavy weights. Prices 10
plsass everybody.
GEORGE sPRAxsx
oNx-P1IoE oLorz1xR
ass - sxvxxxz q NV.
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A most valuable Christmas present to make
your children attending school. For best terms
ever offered, address Box I29 Star Office s
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Nor rHy SIAMEsE 1wIsS-John Edwards and
VIM Carleton occupied the same room together In
state street, Chicago CurfOusly, both were sur
ferfng from intense neuralgia pains In the race
and were driven almost crazy by that and pro
longed sieepIessness The 1rst named, driven 70
despair shot himself through the head, while the
second BY the advice OF q friend, procured a bot
tie Of scotch Oats Essence and In hours
was a well and happy man
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GoLp-HrADkD CANES. 8. LApsos's, 43a 7th.
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NOR RENT

vNOR RENT
II s2l 18th sine 5r sl4 l224H wylie st n. 81 90
LIZ wSlie st ne Or Near 262l st n.wy AZ -
716 Eth ST. Sc, Piers Court s.w, 3r B. 90
Est. Terrace 1r. 10
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

PowksFuI opera-gIasses. Hempler,s. ave. cor. 4
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Send 20 GOOdacre's, 1926 II ST., for prices
OF Flour, Feed Cut-hay, Grain, &C.
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sl3.JO OvgRCokTS, in many cOlors and shade
Eseman Bros, manufacturers, cor. 18th aud st
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CITY ITEMS.
We Done do ~ Much Business

we DONG do ~ M0Cm Buotm60S
In the newspapers as some OF our competitors do;
but please come to our establishment, see our
stock; examine our prices see the largest stock OF
goods OF any Department store south OF New York.
LOOK at the throngs OF customers and be your own
Judge, that The Fair, Sl2 9TH street northwest, Is
the best place In Washington to buy Holiday
Goods
Sale
Kid body doll, washable head and real hair 22c.
Beautiful btsque head dolls real hair, 22c.
Large doll. wax head with hair, pc.
beautifully dressed whistling dolls 25c.
English baby doll, dressed, pc.
Harlequin dolls, a novelty, 25c
Nursing baby doll, 25c.
Handsomely dressed infant dolls 3qc
Patent washable head doll with bonnet ACC.
Extra large washable head doll real hair 49c
Handsome bsQue limbed dolls 6ec
Large size washable head, natural hair. Gle
Boy wax doll, large size, soc.
Giant wax dolls, with hair, 9Sc
The best UiSQue head, kid BODY dolls natural
hair, cheapest doll I'm America 9Sc
Beautiful all btsQue doll 1ointed limbs. natural
hair, visible teeth, for CSC
We have tremendous line OF dolls-all the way
down to sc. q doll, and we have beautiful as
sortment OF dolls shoes, bOnnets parasols caps,
Jeweiry, and everything to make doll happy.
THE FAIR S12 7th St NV.
FRANKIE Co, Projectors
J. II. Hopkins, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
1904 street n. w. tu,slm
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ferIectly Charming! Lovely!
Is the exclaml ton or every one who visits The
Fair, S12 18th st. Il. W. The grand display OF
goods. The lowest prices in the city. Draws i'm
Hense crOwds 10 that popular establishment.
Read their adv. in this column.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
i lis Conn. ss.ss il 81 IS. O $, nv. Iir. .s7o
E2l C,.vnw; 1888 80 i4l6 . st NV; i2r 70
isis j: isss 4 4 Rs; ~ 80
i iss ION II isi IGN st. W or "a
l6l4 aIst a. ar. loo 81 Del. svs.ne-i 5r. 50
1915 sisi ST NV, iir-sS iSii sSsh 81 nv III. 50
isss w iar ss$t 1915 B . . W i iff 40
81 I'D :: WI lst 8 1915 isis = &
81 & NV, IS 20 Is. 81 :x rs
l435 ST. NV. 1or....a5
RI ave-. near 18th St 4 &, mr. 2Is.nw,sr.-
Farr.sl So i6r 1851 1851 i ISse c issh san
g iii I'm ems 4 nv 20. 800
pS.T aS.s st rs
isid st is;,; Sht ID s, 100
1915 1915 I'll {; |: i sS lS2e x
Our ai office only THOMAS J. FI ,sJs CO.
SoR RENT-92e 18TH ST. 3 Z, NEW BRICK. 5
Il r., re1ms water sl2 per month. GEo E PAXTON.
y bay window, l0-room brick, 205 O ST NV. near
Pension one bath, furnace to heat whole house in
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED.
is, Pbs u Cir.e ~ Al l. per .nnum ooo
an near Tia4s ICONS i ali MI Ier annun 24o o9
UNFURNISHED.
1917 10Th st NV, 10 rooms ali mod imps ..... 81,
49, Sih st NV. 10 rooms. all mod imrs 90
n9; Sth st NV 10 rooms all mod. imps.......... so
93l st NV. 10 rooms. all mod inTs........... 40
l9l3 II tn st Nv %
.,, Ds,- ne. rs
So - - 1'"' TYLER TYLER i RiUtiffHTRFoRb i@'o
Ia room Brick. all modern improvements, finely I'm
price sEa sad mon aan fronts
dat 18Th aud + sis.
1909 18th st. NV. ds-im
LHoR RENT-HoUsE 2 MASS. AVE n w, )
Apply W. MS ih Ref dsi%
FOR RENT-A NEW: 7.RooM BRICK HOUSE
ave. NV, rent $3.50 per month. Apply TO owner,
Room l, 1925 F st n.w., from 8 70 10 am as I'm
lI0R RENT-AT 1854 l4TH ST. NV, A LARGE
stS,e and Nd DWELLING Inquire at 1875 l4sh 8
NOR ENT-FURNIsHED-2lQ2 II ST. NV; Q
cheap ssh n's ,n PA&E Ills ds
I,oR RENT-I3l9 sTH ST NV, THREE-sToRY
nancy tenant s@1s si5 per month HEIskEtL Nc
EoR RENT-429 @ ST. NV; IL ROOMS; oPPo-
Il site Pension Office: all modern improvements $50
per month n advance Call at 437 for key. d7-6t'
L,oR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING, 1928 O
St NV with stable in rear. Apply to q. Y. ATIEE.
l41l St NV. div
L,oR RENT-FURNIsHED-I5I2 ST, 2-sToRY
Il and basement brick: rooms, well furnished; all
qure of NJ. NJ. PARKER, I41s Fst d7-6t
LrOR RENT-FURNIsHED-O II ST. BET. 2lsT
Il and I'D SITS. 3-story brick: 9 rooms. thoroughly
6s heated by fpFnaes god location se In
IVoR RENT-33OS AND 1910 SHERMAN AVE,
A L. BARBER co,
d1-lOt sth and SITS. NV.
nbSJaMass s5tI S
mi.,;.......:...... $l03 rooms. ol1 st.....-l ;
sSg 5is Esr nj j. SO 81 :, F. fsa Row
ia 18th ST. 10r. mi $3.50 GIL 23d ST. 5r l., 30
3JlS Gst lor, MIG 30 5Sj 2qth ST. X 90 90
a i? Se 81 90 hle. court cos Isl
201s St. Or, m. .25-30 AK. Court, Or. IL SO
2604 st Or, mi. % 30 1926 LIST ST., Ar
s602 l st or. mi 80 Rear 9l5-I5s 26th.sts :.
$s$S Siss ave- Rsss 9S5 9Th 5i 10 10 g
3s sJ3 St, sr 81 3? 20 3i9s st: 3r 10
sos y. H. ave-, Or. 30 80 lsi3 Cedar St 4r. 10
isIo soss Is 50 90 Rear Ssf IS g
S3s5sasY FsSs,oy fl s, 81 s;s
Fora full list apply to WEsCOTT & WILCOX.
d. 1907 Pennsylvania ave nv
LOR RENT-FoR s25-THoSE HANDSOME
j. three1story Houses, nine rooms antique oak man
d3-l2t' W. T. BURFORD
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Deserving Of Confidence.
There Is no article which so richly deserves the
entire confidence OF the community as Browns
Bronchial Troches. Those suffering from Asth-
matte and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs, and Colds
SHOULD Try them. Price % cents. eO6k3
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''ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glass, Woo

For the Holidays.
Getyour watches, diamonds, clocks, opera glasses
silver, plated ware or anything In the jewery line
at w. s. Tappan's, 6O 9th ST. NV, under Temple
Hotel. Fine goods at low prices. 2w
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visiting Cards neatly engraved from your
Pennsylvania avenue. eol
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PEARL OrEK, GLASSES. $3.50. LApsoS's, 4aa I'll
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INOR RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
il house, Scott Circle for the season in pcrfec
order and repair: IL rooms with bathrooms and base
mept complete Address Box l25 Star office dl 81
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A Lrnl GnL thinks :. Jay 0oaldp store GA
street. b .Juss uks IaaH LAn6s
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sl35O OvERcoArs; they are made well and
trimmed far better than Is used In such price coats
generally Eiseman Bros, manufacturers, cor 9TH
and Sta
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FINE Gas FIXTURES at shedd & Bros.
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EOR RENT

AIBO,
desirable sections of the city Unfurnlshed flats
in apartment houses. For particulars aud permits ap
ply at our Office.
dlO-6t HILL & JOHNSTON. 73S 18th st. NV
lNOR RENT-WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF
persons looking for house. to the late residence
a gentleman (who has moved to another city,, which
is situated the most attractive part OF 18th and
in the immediate vicinity of Scott's Circle
House this autumn has been beautifully papered and
decorated and put in perfect order This property with
the stable be bought for reasonable gure if pur-
chase soon. HILL i JOHNSTON,
dlO-3t No 7.}S 18th ST
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BUY YOCR SILvERwARE at LADsoN's, 433 7th st.

HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS at Shedd &
Bros.
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Q.-CAN consumption be cured?
A.-Use Bakers Cod Liver OIL and Malt.
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One Magnificent Rosewood Uprsht Grand Piano
cost new S425 N'
one Rosewood Upright Grand Piano. used but ON.
year. for only $3.50.
One Rosewood Upright Cabinet Grand piano t.-r.
fecty new, used but three months by party leaving
the city, only 1925
Magnificent square Grand. used about 81, month,
by party leaving the city: cost $500: nov can h.
bought for only 500.
All the above the finest first makes T.r,us
TO suit. monthly or good discount for cash.
do MARFRDONS 9th.
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Property placed with me Tor rent sale In literally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
For list Of property for sale call send at Office
do r. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and + sta NV
VNOR RENT-THE BUILDING n W. COR 9Th
I and ID sts. Sc; 3-story brick, 8 rooms bath and
store; only 30. sWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
921 st. d3-12t
VroR REMITTANCE HOUSE. COMPLETE IN ALL
Il its appointments; we'll located for a frst-clAss
boarding house, corner y and c SITS. NV.
SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-13

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